SSBA

1) Please list first and last names.  Knicknames, or just first names, or just last names, don't work.

2) Only tell me "120%" of last years salary if the guy doesn't have 3+ bird years.  If a guy does have 3+ bird years, you can offer him any contract, specify the starting year.  The only way I can know 120% of last years contract is if the guy has less than 3 bird years, then 120% if the max I can offer and I can tell the computer that.  This doesn't work when the max is the league maximum because he has 3+ bird years.

guys, to give you an idea WHY this data is  needed, take a look here: this is the input field from the FBB application
(http://img365.imageshack.us/img365/4659/faoffer1ok.th.jpg) (http://img365.imageshack.us/my.php?image=faoffer1ok.jpg)

So the data bods has to submit to the application is
- YEARS
- YEARLY RAISE (%)
- FIRST YEAR (contract money)

offering in this context will speed up the process ...
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Yes.  As you can see, it doesn't tell me the amount he made last year.  So if a guy has less than 2 bird years, the max salary (like the one in the picture) is 120% of that, no problem.

If a guy has 3+ bird years, the max salary is 15,000,000 or so (league maximum based on experience), so I have no idea (without loading up an old archived save) of what last years salary was.

As an example, we'll take Nate Van Exel.  Nate made (roughly) 3 million last year or so.  Celtics tells me 120% of last years salary, which would be about 4 million as his intention.

This is what NVE's page looks like to me:
(http://ssba.phillyarena.net/files/bids.gif)

There's no way for me to tell 120% of his prior years salary.  Digging up old saves is just a PITA.

To Recap:
Basically:
2 or less bird years:
120% of last years salary is fine to say
3+ bird years:
tell me the starting salary.